Heavy snow falls on Denver and Rio Grande Western #3011 as it sits in the yard of the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.

The Colorado Railroad Museum frequently uses their Rior Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 to give passengers rides around the grounds in Golden, Colorado.

The diesel hydraulic railcar Bhm 4/8 number 19, built in 1975 at Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works, has just left the summit station of Pikes Peak Mountain and is on its way back to Manitou Sprin... (more)

Rio Grande Southern #7 Galloping Goose gives riders a thrill of running in a unique piece of vintage railroad equipment.

Towering Trestle. With a snow-covered Saxon Mountain creating a splendid backdrop, Georgetown Loop Railroad 80-ton centercab no. 1934 (GE, 1951) is seen with its train on the iconic Hig... (more)

Looping the Lot. Georgetown Loop Railroad 80-ton centercab no. 1934 (GE, 1951) descends past the attraction's parking lot as it loops around and back to the Georgetown station.

Big Al & the Critters. Three diesel "critters" - admittedly large ones - are seen at the Colorado Railroad Museum, laid up around the turntable. At left is Durango & Silverton... (more)

Mountaintop Station. Broadmoor Manitou & Pikes Peak Cog Railway locomotive 29, along with cars 29A, B, & C, are seen at the station atop Pikes Peak during an afternoon snowstorm. At 14,... (more)

D&S train 462 departs Rockwood as it heads south (railroad timetable east) for Durango.

D&S 461 heads "west" on the old D&RGW timetable on the south side of Hermosa.

Diesel train (loc with new paint scheme) waits in the station Silverton for departure back to Durango.

The Colorado Railroad Museum uses their 8 Ton Golden City & San Juan Railroad #3 to shuffle rolling stock and the occasional engine at their museum in Golden, Colorado.

Manitou & Pikes Peak Railway car number 24, made by the Swiss Locomotive Machine works, takes a sidetrack to let the train heading down the Pikes Peak Mountain pass.

Some of the prettiest scenery in railroad travel can be experienced on the Royal Gorge Railroad, which operates two passenger train daily through the eastern portion of the old Tennessee pass line... (more)

This is the view while looking down on the Royal Gorge Route Railroad from the Royal Gorge Suspension Bridge.